Vaser on Abdomen, Flanks, Waist and Arms

Wanted to add a quick update as I am now 5 months post having my abdomen, arms and flanks treated and I also went back to Mike to have my thighs, knees and upper back done a couple of months ago!
In terms of my first procedure, my recovery was really easy and the results have been amazing. Mike said that I might need a touch up on my lower stomach as he doesn't like to take away all of the fat in the first procedure as it can lead to unnatural results, so I think I'll be going back for a little touch up soon which is great. I loved my results so much that I booked in for another procedure, this time for my thighs, knees and upper back. I had the procedure under oral sedation (the first one I was under twilight sedation) so it was a different experience but the whole process was super easy and the recovery has been a breeze. I had the surgery in the morning, was back home by lunchtime and sitting at my desk working by 2pm. I had zero pain after the surgery or in the days following the procedure- it barely even felt like I'd had anything done! The results are amazing and I'm so happy to feel slim and like my old self again. I've ordered a new wardrobe, got back into working out (before the gyms closed again!!) and feel so much better about myself. Wish I'd had the procedures sooner, can't recommend Mike and his team enough!

Hello! I'm now two weeks post procedure. My swelling has gone down considerably, which is great, although I still have quite a lot of puffiness, which is to be expected. I'm looking forward to it going down over the next few weeks/months. The MLD massages have been helping and are way more enjoyable now that I'm not tender or anymore. I went to see Mike for a check up and he spotted a seroma, which are pretty common, which he drained quickly and painlessly. Am feeling good and am already excited to go back and have more areas treated!

Yesterday I hit the one week mark and had my first MLD massage. The massage itself was weird- my stomach feels, to me, like its made of rubber because of the numbness (the therapist assured me that to her it feels like normal skin!!) so it was a weird sensation and a little painful in a couple of parts where there was fluid build up. But I felt great afterwards- way more flexible and mobile. I'm generally feeling good. Each day the remaining soreness gets a little better. I need to start moving more to get my circulation and lymphatic system going- it's been tough to go out in the heat, so now that it's a bit cooler I'm going to take advantage of it and start doing a few daily walks as suggested in the post op guidelines.